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Your Weekly Edition of Temple Timeout
With Bri on the road with the men’s basketball team, Vince welcome’s the SportsDesk’s Larry O’Connor to Temple Timeout. Vince and Larry take a look at where the men’s team View More »
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Students Rally for Resistance Against President Trump
Indivisible Temple hosted its first ever rally, Rally for Resistance, yesterday at the Bell Tower. The new group, co-sponsored by Temple’s Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance, Bridge TU, and Defend Our Future, hosted View More »
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Inter-Campus Bus Service to Return in Fall 2017
Temple University announced that the evening inter-campus bus service will return in the fall, with new schedules available for students traveling between Temple’s Ambler and Main campuses. Buses from Ambler View More »
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American Athletic Conference Tournament Preview
It’s the most wonderful time of the year. The month of March belongs to college basketball. There will be buzzer-beaters, upsets, and a heck of a lot of nets being View More »
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Fitzgerald Scores AAC Tournament Record, Owls Top Houston
The second-seeded Temple Owls defeated the 10th-seeded Houston Cougars Saturday to move on in the American Conference tournament. The win comes as Temple’s 24th of the season overall, and the View More »
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Your Weekly Edition of Temple Timeout
This YouTube content is blocked because marketing cookies are disabled. Manage preferencesOpen on YouTube This week, Bri Hofsass and Vince Coll are talking AAC Tournament women’s basketball, where the Temple View More »
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Record Breaking Applications for Class of 2021
For the fourth year in a row, Temple University has broken the record for its number of applications. Almost 37,000 people applied to be part of the class of 2021. Last View More »
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Richie’s Says So Long to Soda
The city of Philadelphia is now two months into the beverage tax, a 1.5-cents-per-ounce tax on the distribution of sweetened beverages as well as syrups and concentrates used to make View More »
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Peabody Hall Not Offered as Housing Option for 2017-2018 School Year
Temple University announced Thursday afternoon that as of the Fall 2017 semester, Peabody Hall will no longer house students. In a statement released by the university, Temple stated that “the View More »
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Community Reacts After Jewish Cemetery Vandalized
Community volunteers were out in full force to help with the cleanup after vandals desecrated over one hundred tomb stones at Mount Carmel cemetery. And while the destruction has brought View More »